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There's no abstract mathematics in the casual Haskell user's experience. I have no education, no background in math, self-educated or otherwise and use it effec
by coolsunglasses 12y ago
There's no abstract mathematics in the casual Haskell user's experience. I have no education, no background in math, self-educated or otherwise and use it effectively and happily for industrial purposes.
- seanmcdirmid 12y agoProgramming in Haskell is as close to math as one can get in a general purpose programming language (theorem provers are more so, but not general purpose). You might just have a knack for it even without formal training.
- coolsunglasses 12y ago>You might just have a knack for it even without formal training. Nah, I've attempted some real math with a tutor, I'm quite bad at math and proofs :) No skill or background needed with such things for Haskell.